RoboDoc – The Creation of RoboCop -Review
David Rees We all love a good retrospective making-of documentary and none come more thorough than RoboDoc – The Creation of Robocop a four-part series that goes into amazing detail about the…
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Onibaba (1964)- Blu-Ray Review. Eureka Masters of Cinema
Made in Japan in 1964, Onibaba has become one of the most talked about Japanese classic horror movies and it has had a good Blu-ray release from Eureka in the…
Santa Claus: The Movie – Blu Ray Review 4K Remastered
Fron the producers of the first Superman film comes another legendary person, Santa Claus in this 1985 adventure yarn Santa Claus The Movie. Starring David Huddleston and Dudley Moore, the…
Dark Winds – Season 1 Blu-Ray Review
Produced by George R R Martin and Robert Redford, Dark Winds is an AMC crime thriller series which takes a new approach as it is set in a remote outpost…
Miller’s Crossing (1990) – Review
The third film from the Coen Brothers, Miller’s Crossing has a tone similar to the noir gangster films popular in the 1930’s and 40’s. It follows the relationship between city…
Raising Arizona (1987) – Review
Raising Arizona is the second film directed by the Coen Brothers after Blood Simple and is the most comedic they have made, along with The Big Lebowski. Starring Nicholas Cage,…
Ghost Dog – The Way of the Samurai – Blu-Ray Review
Forest Whitaker plays Ghost Dog a professional assassin who follows the Japanese way of the Samurai with its code and ethics taken from a book he possesses called Hagakure. When…
Creepshow – Seasons 1-3 Blu-Ray Review
Creepshow became a cult horror anthology movie directed by George Romero and now the streaming channel Shudder has made 3 seasons of the TV series Creepshow and all are now…
Carlito’s Way – 4K Remaster Review
Al Pacino had played a gangster before for director Brian De Palma in the cult classic Scarface but here in Carlito’s Way he plays a more rounded character trying to…
U-571 – Blu Ray Review 4K Remaster
Submarine movies come along now and again, the best that spring to mind are Hunt For Red October and Crimson Tide and U-571 is another enjoyable film to add to…